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Going Viral: The new Task Force 31

The name Task Force 31 isn’t new, in 2008 a U.S. Army Task Force 31 was a medical unit that served in Iraq.  That Task Force 31 (TF-31) was home-based at the 31st Combat Support Hospital on Fort Bliss, Texas.  TF-31’s mission in Iraq was to provide medical care to Iraqis held prisoner by U.S. forces.  Their mission in Iraq ended on 10JUN2008, being transferred to another U.S. Army medical unit.

The new Task Force 31 refers to National Guard units specifically tasked with detailed disinfecting of schools, nursing homes, clinics and hospitals in the United States.

12MAY2020, Guam National Guard begins Task Force 31 ops in local government offices.

On 12MAY2020, Texas National Guard personnel descend upon a nursing home in Austin, one day after the governor ordered the Texas National Guard to begin so called Task Force 31 operations.

Texas Task Force 31 video:

Alabama’s Task Force 31 is staffed by Air and Army National Guard personnel, and work at the direction of Alabama’s State Department of Veterans Affairs.

Alabama National Guard TF-31 explainer video:

26APR2020, Oklahoma National Guard disinfect a buffet at a nursing home (as well as the rest of the nursing home) in Tulsa.

Oklahoma National Guard promotional disinfection video:

West Virginia National Guard enter a child care center, 04MAY2020, to disinfect common areas with chemical sprays.

West Virginia National Guard was instructed how to use Aerosolized Hydrogen Peroxide (AHP) systems to disinfect rooms.

West Virginia National Guard video showing disinfecting operations at state Higher Education Policy Commission office in Charleston:

13APR2020 video of Georgia National Guard disinfecting nursing home in Warner Robins:

02APR2020, a Georgia Army National Guard member pours liquid disinfectant (Hydrogen Peroxide?) into a ‘fogger’ for aerosol use in a Georgia nursing home.

The aerosolized chemical is claimed to be 99.9% effective at killing pathogens within 20 minutes.

Going Viral: LOCKDOWNS ALLOW OTHER KILLER VIRUSES TO GO WILD?

Operation CoViD-19: National Guard Title 32 Ops

 

Going Viral: Lockdowns allow other killer viruses to go wild?

Incomplete list of links to news reports about viral outbreaks from the week leading up to the 13th of the Gregorian month of May 2020.  These outbreaks tell us one thing for sure; no healthcare system anywhere in the world can handle outbreaks of multiple diseases, let alone one pandemic.

Thailand reveals various viral infection numbers as of May 5th: Dengue; 10,938 with nine deaths

Chikungunya; more than 10-thousand

CoViD-19; 3,015 with 56 deaths

Measles; at least 765 infections

Stay-at-home lockdowns contradict proven ‘open-air’ treatment for  infections: “Solar radiation may retard its transmission by directly inactivating virions and by increasing immunity to them. A combination of outdoor air and sunlight could also reduce the likelihood of secondary respiratory infections.”

FLU=INFLUENZA

U.S. CDC reports 20,094 laboratory-confirmed influenza-associated hospitalizations between October 1, 2019 and May 2, 2020.  As of May 7th the death rate percentage was at 7.4%, which is above the 6.7% considered to qualify as ‘epidemic’.   

Revealed; face masks used during 1918 Spanish Flu failed to stop the pandemic 

COVID-19=CORONAVIRUS DISEASE 2019

U.S. CDC reports 16,318 laboratory-confirmed COVID-19-associated hospitalizations between March 1, 2020, and May 2, 2020. The CDC’s death rate percentage cannot be cited for CoViD-19 rates because it admittedly uses deaths from pneumonia and influenza in factoring the CoViD-19 death rate.  Apparently doing so is the only way to put CoViD-19 death rate above the ‘epidemic’ level.

CoViD-19 medical supplies arrived at Bagram Airport and are being  distributed to U.S. Forward Operating Bases around Afghanistan.

While the U.S. was sending CoViD-19 supplies to troops in Afghanistan, NATO member Turkey sent CoViD-19 supplies to the United States.  On 28APR2020, a Turkish Airbus A400M loaded with medical Personal Protective Equipment landed at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland.

Then on 01MAY2020, a Turkish C-130 landed at the same base with even more PPE.

Wuhan, China, orders new testing after new infections

Prisoners in California intentionally infected themselves

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HANTAVIRUS

RABIES=LYSSAVIRUSES (considered 100% fatal without treatment)

Rabies is so bad in Turkey that U.S. military personnel on Incirlik Air Base are being told that “A common misconception is that animals infected with rabies virus ‘look rabid’. Animals infected with rabies virus can spread the virus to humans and other animals prior to showing clinical signs of illness. In addition to rabies, there are many other infectious diseases that can be spread from stray animals to humans. These diseases can be anything from severe wound infections to parasite infections. Rabies virus has a 100% mortality rate if left untreated.”-Captian Timothy Beck, U.S. Army, Incirlik Veterinary Services

Hospital in India refuses to treat man for deadly rabies after he was bitten by rabid dog, because he is poor!

Kirkland, Washington, uses CoViD-19 as an excuse to wave proof of rabies vaccination when getting your pet a mandatory city license

El Paso County, Colorado, reports third rabid skunk this year, normally rabies cases spike in Summer, urges pet owners to get their animals vaccinated

Bat found on balcony in Fremont, California, infected with rabies

New Mexico reports three cases of rabid skunks attacking humans and dogs

Vanderburgh County, Indiana, reports rabid bat

Baltimore County, Maryland, reports rabid coyote pack attacking dogs 

Whitestown, New York, reports rabid raccoon

Fox that was biting hikers in North Carolina was infected with rabies

Alamance County, North Carolina, reports first rabid animal case of the year, dog attacked and had to be euthanized, humans possibly infected 

Hall County, Georgia, reports fourth rabies case this year

Going Viral: PALE HORSE, “STOP SAYING IT’S A BAD FLU!”

RECORD SETTING PANDEMIC AIRBRIDGE CONTINUES

FEMA BUILDING MASSIVE ISLAND HOSPITAL?

CLIMATE CHANGE = COVID-19?

PANDEMIC REVEALS U.S. DEPENDENCE UPON FOREIGN FOOD!

Pandemic Oddities: IF YOU’RE SICK YOU’RE NOW A TERRORIST! VEGGIE PANIC BUYING! ANIMALS BEING SLAUGHTERED, BUT NOT FOR FOOD!

Steel Skeletons of Soviet Afghanistan

BRDM-2 somewhere near Kandahar International Airport. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Captain Charles G. Grow, 18JAN2002.

T-54B near Bagram Air Base, 29MAY2002. U.S. Navy photo by Photographer’s Mate First Class Arlo K. Abrahamson.

T-55 Bagram Air Base, 03NOV2003. U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sergeant Scott T. Sturkol.

Canadian Forces photo by Master Corporal Kevin Paul.

14JUL2007, plenty of T-62s in the Kandahar tank graveyard.

Canadian Forces photo by Master Corporal Kevin Paul.

Canadian Forces photo by Master Corporal Kevin Paul.

Same time and place, but these are T-55s.

Canadian Forces photo by Master Corporal Kevin Paul.

BRDM in the tank graveyard, Kandahar, 14JUL2007.

Canadian Forces photo by Master Corporal Kevin Paul.

BMP-2s, Kandahar graveyard, 14JUL2007.

Camp Shaheen.

November 2010, a maintenance supervisor with Company D, 186th Brigade Support Battalion, 86th Infantry Brigade Combat Team cuts-up an old Soviet occupation armored vehicle in Durani Village, Parwan Province, Afghanistan.  The villagers were able to sell the pieces of steel to recyclers for cash.

USMC video report on U.S. Army’s 832nd Engineer Company chopping up old tanks:

BTR-80, Panjshir Province, Afghanistan, January 2010.

Quick video, steel skeletons of Panjshir:

Photo by Staff Sergeant Teddy Wade, 02JAN2010.

Panjshir Province, BMP in between T-54 and T-62, January 2010.

U.S. Army photo by Specialist Ken Scar, 12OCT2011.

Tank graveyard, Combat Outpost Red Hill, Parwan Province, October 2012.

U.S. Army photo by Sergeant Ken Scar.

BMP-1, Bamyan Province, Afghanistan, 06JUN2011.

T-54/55, Bamyan Province.

Nowzad, Helmand Province, Afghanistan, February 2011.  Children line up for school while a relic (T-55) of the 1980s Soviet occupation rusts away in the background.

Derelict World War Two era Soviet T-34/85 in Muqer District, Ghazni Province, March 2012.

T-55 in Nowzad, Helmand Province, Afghanistan February 2012.

Remains of ZSU-23-4,  Bala Hissar Fortress, August 2013.  You can see where the anti-aircraft tank took a direct hit in the side.

U.S. Army photo by Sergeant First Class Kenneth Foss, 26AUG2013.

Bala Hissar Fortress, August 2013.

BMP-1s and a T-54/55 (without bore evacuator) in Bamyan Province, February 2013.

Soviet occupation era T-55 still in use.  The U.S. Marine Corps observed Afghan government forces use it against rebel troops in Sangin District, Helmand Province, August 2018.

Vehicle I-D: ZOMBIE TANK T-55, THEY’RE EVERYWHERE!

Zombie ‘Copter: HOW THE HIND RETURNED TO AFGHANISTAN, AND WHY IT WON’T DIE

Vehicle I-D: Iraqi Huey

According to a 2007 Reuters report, the neighboring country of Jordan donated their old UH-1H helicopters to Iraq, but the U.S. taxpayers paid to rebuild the Hueys at a cost of $3.5-million, each! 

U.S. Air Force photo by Technical Sergeant Randy Redman, 18APR2011.

April 2011, Exercise Lion.

U.S. Army photo by First Lieutenant Jason Sweeney, 18MAY2011.

Air Assault training on Camp Mejid, photo by Staff Sergeant Tanya Thomas, 11NOV2010.

Prior to 2010, the Iraqis used a smaller flag on their Hueys.

U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sergeant Michael Keller, 14JUL2009.

Here’s the smaller flag.

USAF photo by Staff Sergeant Michael Keller, 17JUL2009.

Iraqi Bell UH-1H Huey take-off from Taji Air Base, July 2009.

USAF photo by Staff Sergeant Michael Keller, 17JUL2009.

Their mission is to pick-up a soldier, who is considered recovered enough from being gut-shot, at the Air Force Theater Hospital at Balad Air Base.

USAF photo by Staff Sergeant Michael Keller, 17JUL2009.

U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer First Class Carmichael Yepez, 31JUL2009.

The same Iraqi Huey (#206) is taking off from Forward Operating Base Diamondback in Mosul, at the end of July 2009.

USN photo by Petty Officer First Class Carmichael Yepez, 31JUL2009.

Video, pre-flight checks:

U.S. Army photo by Specialist Chuck Gill, 28SEP2008.

Al Taji Air Base, 11SEP2008.

USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Paul Villanueva the Second, 11SEP2008.

Flaming engine start.

USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Paul Villanueva the Second, 11SEP2008.

USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Paul Villanueva the Second, 12SEP2008.

Door gunner uses Soviet era PK-C machine gun.

Camp Taji, USAF photo by Senior Airman Julianne Showalter, 28APR2008.

Video, over-fly Taji:

Vehicle I-D: IRAQI ARMOR, AFTER THE INVASION

RECOVERING UH-1 SKELETONS

Mil 17 crash & burn

In early May 2011, one of the U.S. taxpayer funded Russian built Afghan Mil 17B(V)-5 crashed in Nuristan Province, Afghanistan.  Nine people onboard were slightly injured.

The Hip was part of the first deliveries of U.S. taxpayer funded Russian made helicopters between 2009 and 2010.  NATO/ISAF (International Security Assistance Force) reported the Mil-17s sent to Afghanistan cost about $15-million each!  Dozens more were given to Afghanistan in the years after this crash, in fact the United States signed a new delivery contract with Russia about a week after this crash.

U.S. Army Pathfinders were ordered to remove ‘sensitive’ equipment from the  NATO reporting-name Hip, and then dismantle and burn it to the ground.

USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Brian Christiansen, 12MAY2011.

Parts of the Mi-17, that could be reused, were sling loaded away by CH-47 Chinook.

USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Brian Christiansen, 12MAY2011.

The fire was started using phosphorus grenades.  When aluminum gets hot enough it burns like paper, almost nothing is left but ash.

This was not the first time a U.S. taxpayer funded ‘Hip’ was blown-up by U.S. forces.

U.S. Army photo by Corporal Patrick Gleason, 23DEC2010.

On 23DEC2010, a contracted Mi-17 was blown-up by U.S. forces on Combat Out-Post (COP) Spera in Khowst Province.  The Hip actually crashed on COP Spera several years earlier.

The result of packing an Mi-17 with excess ammo, and then blowing it up. USA photo by Corporal Patrick Gleason, 23DEC2010.

The Hip was packed with ‘left-over’ munitions, which were detonated.  The destruction of the derelict Hip was an excuse to get rid of excess ammo, as COP Spera was being shut-down.

CH-47 CHINOOK LOVES COLLECTING MIL 8 ‘HIP’ BONES

MAINTAINING SATAN’S CHARIOT (Afghan Mi-24V)

AFGHANISTAN GETS MORE U.S. TAXPAYER FUNDED HELICOPTERS & GUNS!

TAXPAYER FUNDED AIRCRAFT ABANDONED THEN TURNED INTO SCRAP METAL! 

U.S. TAXPAYERS TO RESCUE “DONATED” C-130

U.S. TAXPAYERS DELIVER MD-530F CAYUSE WARRIOR TO KENYA

U.S. TAXPAYERS SEND AUSSIE PRIME MINISTER A MODEL BOAT!

U.S. TAXPAYERS FUND POLICE TRAINING & CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS IN VIETNAM!

Maintaining Satan’s Chariot

U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sergeant Cecilio Ricardo, 09APR2007.

What does it take to keep what the Afghan’s call Satan’s Chariot in the air?

U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sergeant Angelita Lawrence, 02OCT2009.

Video from September 2009, live fire prep, 12.7mm chin-gun and 57mm rockets:

USAF photo by Staff Sergeant Angelita Lawrence, 02OCT2009.

Video from September 2009, the awesome sight and sounds of live fire training:

Loading the 12.7mm four barreled gatling chin-gun, May 2010.

Don’t forget the 57mm rockets.

These pics were taken at Kabul International Airport during a 100 hours inspection of a Mil 35 (Mi-24V, NATO Hind-E), in October 2011.

Video from June 2015, maintaining the Hind Legs of the Hind-E (and the front leg as well):

Before we go, live fire training 12.7mm chin-gun and 23mm under-wing gun-pods, from 2014:

Zombie ‘Copter:

Afghan Mi-24 Hind-D.

HOW THE HIND RETURNED TO AFGHANISTAN (with the help of the U.S./NATO), AND WHY IT WON’T DIE

Vehicle I-D:

NATO photo, 15MAR2018.

MIL 24 HIND ‘SATAN’S CHARIOTS’, in use by almost everybody including NATO

WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO MAINTAIN A FLYING MILITARY FIRETRUCK?

NATO: Poland Sukhoi 22

The Sukhoi 22M4 is the export version of the Sukhoi 17M4.  The NATO reporting name for both is Fitter-K.  Poland began using Su-22s in August 1984, when it was a member of the Cold War era Warsaw Pact.  Poland joined NATO in 1997.  Polish officials want to phase-out the Su-22 by 2026.

U.S. Marine Corps photo by Staff Sergeant Dengrier M. Baez, 07JUN2018.

Note the shark mouth painted external fuel tanks on this Polish Su-22M4, NATO Baltic Operations (BaltOps), June 2018.

U.S. Army video, by Sergeant Jacob Holmes, Su-22s over the Gora Hetmanska Range in Drawsko Pomorskie, 15FEB2017:

A Polish Su-22 now a museum piece. U.S. Army photo by Sergeant Lauren Harrah, 13AUG2016.

Swedwin, Poland, 08JUN2016. USA photo by Private First Class Antonio Lewis.

U.S. Air Force photo by Technical Sergeant Matthew Plew, 05JUN2016.

Polish Su-22M4s in Estonia, taking part in NATO’s Spring Storm wargames, June 2016.

USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Matthew Plew, 05JUN2016.

USAF photo by Technical Sergeant Matthew Plew, 05JUN2016.

Tight formation break-away during Spring Storm 2016.  For kit builders, note the new larger blade antenna behind the cockpit.

Video showing Su-22M4s along with F-15s and SAM batteries:

USAF photo by Airman First Class Kyle Gese, 13JUN2014.

Polish Su-22M4s take-off from Lask Air Base during NATO’s Eagle Talon, June 2014.  Note the smaller original blade antenna behind the cockpit.

USAF photo by Airman First Class Kyle Gese, 13JUN2014

Video, Polish Su-22 during NATO Exercise Anakonda 2014:

Apparently there are only a handful of countries using the Su-22, with Poland being the only NATO member flying the Fitter-K.  Peru has less than a dozen Su-22s in reserve status.  In 2012 Peru signed a ‘codification’ agreement with NATO but is not considered a member, or partner, of NATO.

NATO MiG-21

Vehicle I-D: Sukhoi 24

Soviet era Armor used by NATO: Poland

U.S. Army photo by Sergeant Lauren Harrah, 19JUL2016.

Polish modified ZSU-23-4, known as ZSU-23-4MP Biała, July 2016.

Very quick video of Polish ZSU-23-4MP, a mine throwing TRI-Kroton (aka Opal, modified MTLB) and some 2S1 SP guns, in Romania for NATO wargames in 2017:

USA photo by Sergeant Justin Geiger, 18JUN2017.

Cold War era Warsaw Pact Czechoslovak designed/built 152mm Samohybná Kanónová Húfnica vzor 77 (ShKH vz. 77, or self-propelled cannon howitzer model 77), June 2017.  It’s also known as DANA (Dělo Automobilní Nabíjené Automaticky, or gun vehicle loaded automatically).

Video, 2S1 Gvodzika Self Propelled artillery guns, March 2017:

Polish designed MTLB engineer vehicle known as Opal or TRI, June 2017.

Quick video of TRI:

A PT-91(improved T-72) based WZT-3M recovery vehicle on public display in 2016 (note the Christian priest wearing the tanker helmet).

WZT-3M, June 2017.

Video of WZT-3M towing BMP-1, followed by BMP-1s, June 2017:

BMP-1 (known as BWP-1 in Poland), June 2016, NATO Exercise Anakonda.

Video from 2014, BMP-1 used to defend beach against wargame invasion:

Video, Poland BMP-1s invade Romania for NATO’s Noble Jump 2017:

The PT-91 is Poland’s version of a modernized T-72, this pic was taken in June 2018 during NATO’s Puma 2 Exercise-Saber Strike.

Here’s some PT-91 videos from 2017:

Video from 2016, 2K12 Kub (NATO code-name SA-6 Gainful) SAM launching, the 2K12 Kub is mounted on a highly modified MTLB chassis:

Video from 2014, S125 Neva SAM (Surface to Air Missile) mounted on T-55 chassis, with launch at the end of the video:

Soviet era Tanks used by NATO: BULGARIAN T-72

Vehicle I-D: UKRAINIAN ARMOR

Record setting Pandemic AirBridge Continues

 

Since the end of March 2020, the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has been conducting a taxpayer funded global ‘Project Air Bridge’ in response to pathogen CoViD-19.

FEMA photo by Alexis Hall, 29APR2020.

China Cargo’s Boeing 777F arrives at Chicago O’Hare International Airport, 29APR2020.

FEMA photo, 28APR2020.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) personnel waiting at Chicago O’Hare International Airport to inspect incoming medical supplies, 28APR2020.  (CBP PANDEMIC inspections REVEALS U.S. DEPENDENCE UPON FOREIGN FOOD!)

U.S. Army photo by Specialist Tianna Isreal, 28APR2020.

Taiwan’s (Republic of China) EVA (Evergreen Airways) Air Cargo Boeing 777F unloads, 28APR2020.

FEMA photo by Alexis Hall, 28APR2020.

China Southern Boeing 777F, 28APR2020.

Video, off-loading United Arab Emirates (UAE) Etihad cargo plane at O’Hare International Airport, Illinois, 20APR2020:

FEMA photo by Alexis Hall, 19APR2020.

China Airlines’ Boeing 747-400(409F), 19APR2020.

FEMA photo by Alexis Hall, 18APR2020.

New York based Atlas Air Boeing 747-47U(F),  Chicago O’Hare International Airport, Illinois, 18APR2020.

FEMA photo by Alexis Hall, 17APR2020.

FedEx MD-11 returns to Chicago with yet another load of medical supplies, 17APR2020.

FEMA photo by Dominick Del Vecchio, 14APR2020.

Ukraine’s Antonov 124 arrived at Rockford International Airport, Illinois, loaded with medical supplies, 14APR2020.  (Antonov 124 in U.S. service)

FEMA photo by Alexis Hall, 11APR2020.

Florida based Western Global’s MD-11 unloading at Chicago O’Hare International Airport, 11APR2020.

FEMA photo by K.C Wilsey, 11APR2020.

From Taiwan to New York’s John F. Kennedy airport, EVA Boeing 777-300 (36N[ER]), 11APR2020.

AirCargoWorld: FEMA Airbridge expanded to Pennsylvania

Operation CoViD-19: PROJECT AIR-BRIDGE, 747S, MD-11S, BREAKING AIRLIFT RECORDS!

FEMA says worst is yet to come BUILDING MASSIVE ISLAND HOSPITAL?

HOSPITAL SHORTAGE? DON’T BLAME PANDEMIC, BLAME OBAMACARE!

CLIMATE CHANGE = COVID-19?

FEMA building massive island hospital?

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FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) ordered Engineers from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers-Honolulu District, Naval Facilities Engineering Command-Marianas, Homeland Security, the territorial government of Guam, Guam Air National Guard and Guam Fire Department to find suitable locations for ‘Alternate Care Facilities’ (ACF).

Hangers at Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport are being considered, 29APR2020.

Even the Hafa Adai Bingo Hall is a potential ACF site at Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport, 29APR2020.

FEMA officials, along with Guam’s governor, toured the U.S. Navy’s Expeditionary Medical Facility (EMF), 29APR2020.

The Navy’s EMF was built for “expanded” use for military personnel infected with CoViD-19, but FEMA wants it to be expanded further in case of a massive ‘Civil Authorities Mission’.  Currently the EMF holds 150 patients.

Guam’s Air National Guard have already been busy prepping buildings for uptake of homeless people, under the guise of fighting CoViD-19.

Why all these preparations when some U.S. states are saying they’ve already passed their CoViD-19 peak?  Maybe it’s because FEMA says the CoViD-19 peak is still months away;  Guam Daily Post: FEMA says CoViD-19 peak will be in September/October.

29APR2020, video of thousands of potentially infected crew-members from USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN 71) leaving the ship for the first time, after weeks of disinfection and quarantine.  They will be staying in hotels located across Guam.  Thousands of new Sailors/Marines, considered free of CoViD-19, will now crew the aircraft carrier:

It has just been revealed that one hotel charged the territorial government of Guam $1.6-million to house potentially infected cruise ship passengers! 

So far Guam has had a total of 145 confirmed infections since March 15th.  The latest testing showed no new infections.

HOSPITAL SHORTAGE? DON’T BLAME PANDEMIC, BLAME OBAMACARE!